Sustainability News

1. ROSS 250-Gallon Retention Mixers Designed For High-Pressure Processing 7/29/2026
2. Micropep Advances Global Commercialization Of Peptide Biofungicide With U.S. And EU Regulatory Filings 7/28/2026

   Micropep Technologies today announced the submission of regulatory dossiers for Promisin TM in the United States and the European Union, marking another significant milestone in the commercialization of the company's lead peptide-based crop protection product.

3. PhD Candidate Develops AI-Powered App To Help Farmers Combat Crop Disease 7/27/2026

   A University of Guelph Ontario Agricultural College (OAC) PhD candidate is helping farmers protect one of Canada's most important crops using artificial intelligence.

4. BASF Agricultural Solutions Starts Global Registration Of Novel PPO Herbicide Replexor™ Active 7/27/2026

   BASF Agricultural Solutions has begun the registration process for Replexor™ Active (fendioxypyracil), a novel herbicide active ingredient from its protoporphyrinogen oxidase (PPO) innovation pipeline with broad-spectrum activity on both broadleaf weeds and grasses.

5. Genvor's Antimicrobial Peptides Advance Into Sugar Beet Research 7/27/2026

   Genvor, Inc. (OTCQB: GNVR) (“Genvor”), a biotechnology company harnessing AI to generate novel peptides that deliver high-performance solutions across agriculture and human health, today announced that its proprietary antimicrobial peptides are being evaluated for their potential to address microbial challenges in sugar beet production, storage, and processing.

6. Kazakhstan And FAO Strengthen Agriculture And Climate Resilience Through New Projects 7/27/2026

   Kazakhstan and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) have launched three new projects under the FAO–Kazakhstan Partnership Programme.

7. UTEP Researcher Helps Develop Low-Cost Spray To Grow Tomatoes In Salty Soils 7/27/2026

   A simple, low-dose leaf spray could give farmers a practical new tool to keep growing tomatoes on land that salt has rendered increasingly unproductive, according to a study led by a researcher at The University of Texas at El Paso.

8. Clemson Scientists Launch International Food Security Partnership During Visit To Nigeria 7/27/2026

   Clemson University scientists are partnering with Nigerian scientists to develop affordable technologies that could help growers combat devastating crop diseases, improve food security and strengthen agricultural production in the U.S. and Africa.

9. New Method Boosts Crop Yield And Drought Resistance Using Plants' Own Genes 7/24/2026

   The way to make a plant grow more may be to take something away.

10. Hidden Genetic Switch Could Unlock Stronger Disease Resistance In Crops 7/23/2026

    Researchers reveal how plants safely activate powerful immune defences, opening new routes for crop protection and sustainable food innovation.